University of Toronto Chamber Orchestra

FACULTY OF MUSIC UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

Chamber
Orchestra

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PROGRAM

Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Major for WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART

violin and orchestra, K. 207
Allegro moderato
Adagio
Presto

Jeremy Bell, violin

Adagio in E Major, K. 261

Xiao-Hui Liao, violin

Concerto No. 3 in G Major for violin
and orchestra, K. 216

Allegro
Adagio
Rondeau

Bronson Kwan, violin

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Sinfonia Concertante

Allegro
Andante
Allegro con spirito

Jared Erhardt, violin
Eero Voitk, cello
Lynda Wulkan, oboe

Julie Shier, bassoon

W.A. MOZART

W.A. MOZART

FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN

U_OF T CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

VIOLIN FLUTE

Jeremy Bell Elizabeth Fekete

John Bailey Louis Papachristos

Vivian Chan

Jared Erhardt OBOE

Mary Ann Fujino * Julia Kim

Sheldon Grabke Pippa Williams

Helen Hong

Bronson Kwan HORN

Xiao-Hui Liao Katherine Robertson

Diane Nam ++ Janet Sargent

Jennifer Saleeby

Rudy Sternadel TRUMPET

Kirsten Waymann Victoria Hall
Michael Moore

VIOLA

Kenji Fusé TIMPANI

Bridget La Marche Steven Wassmansdorf

Donald Lyons
Nicholaos Papadakis +

Concertmistress
CELLO + Principal
David Evenchick ++ Principal second violin
Margaret Tobola +
Eero Voitk
BASS

Robert Sidorchuk

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DAVID ZAFER's career has included performances as associate
concertmaster, concertmaster and guest soloist with such
ensembles as The Toronto Symphony, Hart House Orchestra,
Baltimore Symphony, Stratford Festival Orchestra, and National
Ballet of Canada Orchestra. Professor of violin at the University
of Toronto since 1968, he has given numerous masterclasses at
universities across Canada, and has been a faculty member at both
the Strathclyde International Violin Competition in Scotland and
at the Menuhin School in England. Mr. Zafer has been engaged as
conductor of The Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra for the 1988-89
season.

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The Faculty of Music cordially invites you to attend other events
in the Edward Johnson Building. Throughout the year, there are
Many recitals by Faculty members and students, as well as
orchestra, band, choral, jazz and opera performances. Information
is available in the Calendar of Events, which may be picked up in
the Main Lobby near the Box Office. For information, telephone
978-3744.

Contributions for the scholarships or operating funds (payable to
the University of Toronto and directed to the Faculty of Music)
are most welcome and are eligible for a receipt for income tax
purposes. Please address donations or enquiries to Professor
Carl Morey, Dean, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A1. Telephone 978-3761.

UPCOMING EVENTS

THURSDAY, THURSDAY NOON SERIES RECITAL
DECEMBER 1 A program featuring works by student
composers
12:10 pm Walter Hall Free
FRIDAY, CONCERT CHOIR
DECEMBER 2 Share the feeling, the excitement, and the

fun of great choral music as the Choir
performs works by Britten, Binkerd, Bach,
Willan, Weelkes, Walton, Finzi, Honneger and
Raminsh, under the direction of Doreen Rao

8 pm Walter Hall $4 G.A.
SATURDAY, U OF T JAZZ ENSEMBLE
DECEMBER 3 An exciting evening of big band sounds

directed by Toronto Arts Awards winner
Phil Nimmons

8 pm MacMillan Theatre $7/$5 G.A.
SUNDAY , CONCERT BAND
DECEMBER 4 Melvin Berman, conductor
Moussorgsky Coronation Scene from
Boris Godounov
Weber Concertino for Clarinet, Op.26
Giannini Symphony No. 3 for Band

Howard Hanson Chorale and Alleluia
Frederic Ashe Concert Suite

Glazounov Autumn from the Ballet,
The Seasons, Op. 67
2 pm MacMillan Theatre $4 G.A.